Caleb O. Oladipo is Professor of Missions and Geri and Ben Snellings Chair of Christian Evangelism and Missions, and the Director of Braswell World Religions and Global Cultures Center at Campbell University Divinity School, USA. A member of the American Theological Society, Oladipo has numerous publications that explore the natural depth and character of Christianity in the Global South.

• A Personal PrefaceForewordAcknowledgmentsSeries IntroductionIntroduction: an Overview of LagosPart One: Now Abideth Faith1 Rotimi Aborishade: I didn't Go to God; I was Brought to God2 Segun & Modupe Adodo: My Faith Looks up to Thee3 Charles Anyiam-Osigwe: The God of our Ancestors is our God Forever4 Michael & Mary Adunola: The Opposite of Faith is FearPart Two: Hope5 Joseph Dickson & Funmilayo Udoh: “I was in Prison, and you visited me6 Tobi Oreoluwa: The Street Church in Pidgin English7 Emmanuel Tenyon Hunye: A Child Shall Lead Them8 Pastor Olalekan Yusuf: My Background was a Useful Tool to Serve GodPart Three: and Love9 Okandiji Babajide Lawal: The Miracle of my Father’s Birth Led me to Christ10 Edwin and Christianah Nwaeze: God’s Faithfulness has never Failed11 Toyin Sylvester Sawyerr: “My Faith in God is not Transactional”12 Samson Abolade Alabi: “God’s Faithfulness as I Experienced it”ConclusionEpilogueBibliographIndex

An extraordinary opportunity to “observe” and “listen” to people whose experience of Christianity as African is profoundly eye opening.